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ALT A photo of Abdul Shayek looking upwards inside Tara Theatre. The image contains the following text: "The world is ready for big shifts, we’re seeing that… I think we have to seize this moment… we really have to seize this moment" – Abdul Shayek The Abdul Shayek Directors Fellowship

ALT There is still an urgent need to support talented creatives to be our next artistic directors. Tara Theatre is a leading voice in advocating and effecting change to address the lack of diversity and representation in the UK theatre sector. Change is possible. In the three years Abdul Shayek was Artistic Director of Tara Theatre his impact was huge; championing the voices and stories of those not heard enough on our stages and providing opportunities for countless writers, creatives, actors and young people. We continue to be inspired by Abdul and we will continue to make change. Now is the moment. Please join us.

ALT The Abdul Shayek Directors Fellowship The Abdul Shayek Directors Fellowship is an industry-led training and development programme which will equip mid-career directors with the experience and skills they need to take on leadership positions in our theatres. The Fellowship will address the underrepresentation of practitioners from global majority and lower socio- economic backgrounds and create a network of industry partners working together to further diversity in artistic leadership. Abdul Shayek was a working-class theatre director of Bangladeshi heritage. He was passionate about equality of access into the arts and supporting the next generation of theatre-makers and artistic leaders. The programme will run in two-year cycles with an initial intake of two directors. It will offer: - Associate Director salaried placements at producing theatres - Ongoing support, advice and development from Tara Theatre - A comprehensive programme of masterclasses

ALT The Abdul Shayek Directors Fellowship - Ongoing mentorship from industry leaders - A fully funded and resourced production for each recipient The cost of the two-year programme is £380,000. We are inviting proposals from additional Principal Partners with a suggested initial investment of £30,000. Please get in touch with Helen Jeffreys at [email protected] for further information. Principal Partners Arts Council England The Space

ALT Rumi Sutton and Emma Thornett holding hands looking excited. They are both holding cups up in the air. There is a white text box which says "Best new regional or touring production and best musical direction of a new production of a play or musical". There is a mayfly and the test "mayflies a new musical by Gus Gowland" in the top right of the text box.

ALT A man and a woman holding hands jumping on a bed. There is a white textbox with blue text reading "best new musical, best regional production and best musical theatre performer (Nuno Queimado, Rumi Sutton, Emma Thornett). There is a mayfly along with the words "Mayflies, a new musical by Gus Gowland" in the top right of the text box.

ALT Two men in tudor costumes in a stone courtyard. One of them is holding a cane. There is a cream textbox on top of the photo that says "Best new play, Best regional production, Best performer in a play (Fergus Rattigan and Sam Thorpe-Spinks). There is the word Sovereign in the top right corner of the text box alongside the wording "by CJ Sansom and adapted by Mike Kenny"




































